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Riley Ward
20 June, 20:47
How Did the Ancient Chinese Measure Time?
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Zaria Park
20 June, 21:52
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The Chinese has a saying, "Time is money, but you cannot buy it with money." The sentence distinctively expresses the time concept of the Chinese. Yet before the invention of clock and watch in the modern times, how did the Chinese measure time?
The oldest time-keeping machine is called gnomon, solarium or sundial, the basic principle of which is to measure the time through the direction and projection of the sun. It is commonly called sun clock.
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Misha
20 June, 23:48
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Well they kept saying time is money but money cant buy time so they did there own little way of measuring in phrases
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